Anna (Ans) Hakker

Rotterdam, 10 March 1918 – Arnhem, 30 January 2012

Reached the age of 93 years

Family:

Photos

Ans Hakkert (1918) tijdens haar verblijf als vluchteling in Frankrijk, circa 1942-1944.

Bron: Collectie Joods Museum

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Charlie Borst
On 7 Apr 2024
Ans Hakkert, haar broer Flip Hakkert en de Tsjechische fluitmaker Peppie, 1933

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Charlie Borst
On 7 Apr 2024
Identiteitskaart van Ans Hakkert van het Gezantschap der Nederlanden in Zwitserland-1

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Redactie Joods Monument
On 7 Apr 2024
Identiteitskaart van Ans Hakkert van het Gezantschap der Nederlanden in Zwitserland-2

Bron: Collectie Joods Museum

Placed by
Redactie Joods Monument
On 7 Apr 2024
Placed by
Redactie Joods Monument
On 7 Apr 2024
With: Anna (Ans) Hakker

Stories

Redactie Joods Monument

Addition 7 Apr 2016

Mozes Richard Hakker and his family

Mozes Richard Hakker was the son of Philip Jacob Hakker(t) and Elizabeth Knap. Together with his family and his future son-in-law, Andries Davids, he tried to escape to Switzerland. With the help of a guild they passed the Dutch-Belgian border, aswell as the Belgian-French border. In the French town Nancy they would meet another guild who would lead them for the second part of their journey. There…